I would say something to her. Maybe mention that she can't change the fact that you're pregnant, so instead of being mad, try to find happiness about the baby and be happy for you. Especially if you're excited for the baby. There's nothing you can do about it, so she should stop being mad at you for something like this. She will miss out on so many wonderful things by being angry. I'm only 19, my mom was nervous for me financially and everything, but she always tells people, "I can either be disappointed and angry, and not get to enjoy becoming a grandparent, or I can be happy and enjoy every second of this, because it's what life wanted for us." Everything happens for a reason. So yeah I would definetly say something.

I'm 20. When my grandmother found out she was very against it. But the further a long I got and the more used to it she got the better she was about it. Now she's excited!! So maybe your mom will come around.

Say something! Your her daughter and you're carrying her grandchild! You're family and she is going to love that baby once she meets it. She may be having a hard time getting used to it but I'm sure she will come around but tell her how you feel! She can't change it unless she knows she's doing it.

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